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"Where there is ruin there is hope for a treasure." Rumi

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The Ruins at Sassafras Flower Farm Wedding Venue Upstate NY

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🌼 Gloomy season could *never* take away from all the colorful moments we experience together during the height of the event season. Because of you, our couples, your love and imaginations we are lifted up all year long. Captured by @dearedithandlily
🫶🏽 "...We want to do as much as we can to capture what happened here and to honor the people who built this place.” We love to showcase all the priceless discoveries found on our property. You can learn more about and celebrate the Secon
👆🏽How we feel at the beginning *and end* of wedding season 😉🤣 It's a wild ride, but we're sure glad to be on it. 📸 @josiahvandien
🍂 The fleeting moments between the last of the leaves and blooms and the start of a seasonal shift. Captured by @joannarrudaphotography. May we all take a moment to learn from nature, and be at peace with slowing down.
No time like the present for an outdoor ceremony 🫶🏽 We're still in the thick of enjoying the season. Our couples have been graced with some exceptional weather. Marley and Dan are among some of our last weddings of the season, cheers to the newlywe
🪄 Take a seat. Take a breath. Take it all in. The Stone House Terrace transports you to another world (think: Tuscany). The most inviting space for your family and friends pre, post, or during your special event. 📸 @chichiarilove
I spy new bird houses! We're excited to add more and paint them in-theme with the Shaker colors we know and love. Is it too early to think spring? 🤔
😍 Define: cozy. The Caretakers Cottage is the epitome of historic charm. This one-story cottage sleeps 6. It features a full kitchen, a living room, a screened-in porch, a deck, a washer/dryer, one full bath with a two-headed shower, one king bedroo
@mrbdarcy captured Carol in her element, helping the crew store pots for winter, do a little meadow maintenance, and begin what we call: cutdown season. Seasons come and seasons go--and we are forever grateful for that. Whether it's new beginnings or

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